Detroit Lions Dynasty - Road to Glory (M10)

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Detroit Free Press -
The Detroit Lions have finished the 2009-2010 Season 5-11, winning 5 more games then last year's season. Although the Lions didn't make it to the playoffs and weren't great on Offense or Defense they have showed improvement and rookies such as Matthew Stafford, Brandon Pettigrew, Louis Delmas, DeAndre Levy, Aaron Brown, and Derrick Williams improved the team a lot and look to be the future of the Lions. With the 8th pick of the 2010 Draft the Lions look to pick up more youth in the form of maybe an Offense Linemen. The Off-Season will be a good time for the Lions to prepare for next year and hopefully improve their record even further. Next year is looking good to Lions' fans.

Lions Pro-Bowlers -
Offense -
None

Defense -
None

Awards -
MVP - Ben Roethlisberger -
Ben took home the MVP bringing the Steelers to a 14-2 record while passing for 29 TD's, 13 INT's, 3911 Yards through the air and a 91.8 Passer Rating.

Offensive Player - Adrian Peterson -
AP won Offensive Player of the year rushing for over 2000 Yards, 2078 to be exact, 19 TD's with a 6.8 Average Yards Per Carry on 303 Attempts.

Defensive Player - LaMarr Woodley -
Another Steeler won award, this time is Woodley winning Defensive Player with 95 Tackles and a record setting 26 Sacks.

Offensive Rookie - Mark Sanchez -
Beating out Stafford who came in 2nd Sanchez won OROY with a 79.4 Passer Rating, 21 TD's, 13 INT's and 2785 Yards. Also led his team to a 7-9 Record.

Defensive Rookie - Rey Maualuga -
Rey Maualuga of the Bengals won DROY racking up 103 Tackles, 6 Sacks, 2 INT's and 4 Forced Fumbles.

Coach of the Year - Mike Tomlin -
Coaching the Steelers to a 14-2 record and a very dominant team on both Offense and Defense its no surprise he won this.

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Steelers win Super Bowl 44 13-6!!

In a low-scoring Super Bowl against the Green Bay Packers the 14-2 Pittsburgh Steelers prevailed over the 11-5 Green Bay Packers. The excellent defense of the Steelers shut down the Packers allowing only 6 points off of 2 made Field Goals. This is the Steelers 7th Superbowl victory and their 2nd consecutive Super Bowl win.